O +9 in Wisconsin... Not toss up at all.

[blue-kite]

http://www.snc.edu/sri/docs/2012/2012wisconsinsurvey.pdf
Internal numbers are great too.
O beats R on every individual issue, except 2, one of which is, laughably, bringing change to DC. Rommers, the candidate of change, in one sense very true of course.
Cheers

[Fringe]

1. Excellent, that poll was pretty much right on the money in 2008.

If you click on, "See all Wisconsin..." It's the 12th down.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/wi/wisconsin_mccain_vs_obama-549.html#polls

[central scrutinizer]

2. any word on how the lying' king is doing?

it would be great to bounce him clear out of Washington.

[morningfog]

3. It never was.

[BlueDemKev]

4. Excellent. Add Wisconsin to our Column.

And, assuming Nevada votes for Obama also, we'll be at 253 electoral votes.

[fujiyama]

5. Romney's only potential path is still through Ohio

Obama won Wisconsin by an insane margin in '08 (like 15 points). The same goes with both MI (~16) and PA (~12), which is why none of those are really in play. Iowa was also around 9. Nevada was in the double digits too.

Ohio was fairly close (~5). He actually won VA by a larger margin (~6 and I think the margin he won it by was closest to the national popular vote margin). I'll be honest, I'm disappointed CO is so close. I thought we'd see more consistent leads, but Hispanics may be undercounted. Plus there are a lot of crazies outside of the Denver metro area. It's hard to say how it will go. The wins in '10 are the reason I think we have a good shot there still.

[buckyblue]

6. Likely Voters...

Registered Voters, not Likely Voters, are the people I am interested in hearing from.

I am very picky with polls. I realize this shows good stuff for our President, which is what I expect from WI.

Let's hope WI stays blue.